April 28, 2006, 11:15 AM — Imagine if all you had to do to authenticate your online ID was to think of a line from your favorite song. In Ottawa, Canada, Carleton University researchers are working on a biometric device that would read your brainwaves; instead of passwords, you'd have "pass-thoughts."
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